SFS Impax Carbon Steel Self-Drill fasteners for metal to metal applications.
This is what is recommended for attaching IceStoppers, clamps, and brackets to the SnoBar and ColorBar systems.
Tek Screw Disclaimer:
The SnoBar and ColorBar components are usually sold as a complete component kit or as a project-designed system specified by the manufacturer or architectural engineer. It is important to follow a specifically designed spacing recommendation for your project from the manufacturer or architectural engineer. The components are not sold with the intent of building your own rail system, please see the warranty below.
Tek Screw Warranty:
The following warranty is made in lieu of all other warranties expressed or implied. Recommendations for proper use of the product are based on tests believed to be reliable. Any goods proven to be defective due to materials will be replaced, or the purchase price refunded, but in no event shall the manufacturer be responsible for damages in excess of the purchase price. The user shall determine the suitability of the product for its intended use and assumes all risks of its use or handling.
Tek Screw Submittal Documents
About SnoBar-ColorBar
Don Drew and Dick Riddell invented SnoBar in 1992, making it the original standing seam-mounted snow rail. It was unique enough to earn a patent in 1993. Jim Huff installed the initial version, named Sno Horse, at the Denver International Airport in 1992. Jim Huff devised a way to make an aluminum bar with a channel to slide a piece of metal into the face plate based on a concept from name plates commonly found on office desks. The Sno Horse product later became known as the ColorBar, which features quick installation with a patented drop-in clamp to attach the bar. Roof clamps to attach the bar are available in stainless steel or aluminum. Standing seam metal roofs have utilized the SnoBar system longer than any other snow rail product. There is a SnoBar and ColorBar snow retention system for every sloped roof prone to snow slides. Both snow rails can be powder-coated to match your metal roof.
